Friday, October 8, 2010
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Hacker News | Things I've Learned from Traveling Around the World for Three Years
Hacker News | Things I've Learned from Traveling Around the World for Three Years: "h university tuition bills that need paying. Since most people do this sort of travelling either just before or just after university, I imagine that is a pretty big factor.
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
How to Minimize Politics in Your Company // ben's blog
How to Minimize Politics in Your Company // ben's blog: "omeone say: “I love corporate politics.” On the other hand, I meet plenty of people who complain bitterly about corporate politics—sometimes even in the companies they run. So, if nobody loves politics, why all the politics?
Political behavior almost always starts with the"
Political behavior almost always starts with the"
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Hacker News | Ask HN: What's your Mac/OSX web development software set-up?
Hacker News | Ask HN: What's your Mac/OSX web development software set-up?: "development, on a Mac platform? I'm not attached to anything, and want to use whatever will make me most efficient (even at an initial cost). Here's my current set-up ("
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Hacker News | Ask HN: Okay okay, I'll learn to program...now what?
Hacker News | Ask HN: Okay okay, I'll learn to program...now what?: "Background info: I've programmed in C, C , and VB, but nothing more than what an entry level course would teach. I'm rather adept in CSS, but that doesn't really count."
Monday, August 16, 2010
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Hacker News | Ask HN: How have you learned a speaking language?
Hacker News | Ask HN: How have you learned a speaking language?: "remember common words. One day you will get to the stage where you recognise 95% of the words you see, and that's enough to get basic understanding of most material. You'll probably eventually want to aim for about 10,000 words of passive vocabulary. At 10 minutes a word, that's already 1500 hours , about 40 weeks, 40 hours a week.
3) Mandarin or arabic are languages that many people speak and study. You'll be able to find plenty of material online, videos, radio, news, blogs. TV and radio are probably less efficient if you're not able to read similar material, so try to find material with transcripts or subtitles and use those.
4) Teachers can be helpful, but are expensive. VOIP classes may"
3) Mandarin or arabic are languages that many people speak and study. You'll be able to find plenty of material online, videos, radio, news, blogs. TV and radio are probably less efficient if you're not able to read similar material, so try to find material with transcripts or subtitles and use those.
4) Teachers can be helpful, but are expensive. VOIP classes may"
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Friday, August 13, 2010
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Hacker News | Build What Had Previously Not Been Possible
Hacker News | Build What Had Previously Not Been Possible: "oking for an attack.
And when they see a new idea come up, one hears them
say 'Well that bears on this pr"
And when they see a new idea come up, one hears them
say 'Well that bears on this pr"
Friday, August 6, 2010
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Hacker News | Lawrence Lessig's new TED talk
Hacker News | Lawrence Lessig's new TED talk: "What's more fundamental: the way that campaigns are funded, or the fact the most voters have no clue what their representatives actually stand for - or even who they are? Removing the funding doesn't tie the reps down, it just leaves them floating in the wind - and influence can certainly be traded for things other than campaign contributions.
The fundamental problem stems now, as ever, from distributed costs and concentrated benefits. The energy company lobbies with millions because they can expect the benefits of lobbying to exceed the millions. The people could easily out-vote the special interests, but with current technology, the cost of casting an informed vote is greater than the expected benefit.
The solution, I think, is to create technology which shifts the co"
The fundamental problem stems now, as ever, from distributed costs and concentrated benefits. The energy company lobbies with millions because they can expect the benefits of lobbying to exceed the millions. The people could easily out-vote the special interests, but with current technology, the cost of casting an informed vote is greater than the expected benefit.
The solution, I think, is to create technology which shifts the co"
Monday, August 2, 2010
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Hacker News | Ask HN: Favorite startup demo videos
Hacker News | Ask HN: Favorite startup demo videos: "of an item that everyone recognizes and a problem most people (if not all) have probably dealt with. I think the present version is even extended a bit from the original (now includes some computer files info)"
Friday, July 30, 2010
Hacker News | Beg HN: Share some ideas.
Hacker News | Beg HN: Share some ideas.: "ility scores, etc. Paid users could set a consistent rules/styles/brand voice and possibly integrate with Google Docs or"
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Hacker News | Ask HN: Share a gem. Teach me and you.
Hacker News | Ask HN: Share a gem. Teach me and you.: "at you're looking for is what's most satisfying, I'll agree that introspection and experiment will tell you that. If you're looking for what you ought to do, what's really 'meaningful', it's not at all clear"
Discussion on one of my favorite quotes - Off-Topic - Wowhead Forums
Discussion on one of my favorite quotes - Off-Topic - Wowhead Forums: "'The world is meaningless, there is no God or gods, there are no morals, the universe is not moving inexorably towards any higher purpose. All meaning is man-made, so make your own, and make it well. Do not treat life as a way to pass the time until you die.
Do not try to \'find yourself\', you must make yourself. Choose what you want to find meaningful and live, create, love, hate, cry, destroy, fight and die for it. Do not let your life and your values and you actions slip easily into any mold, other that that which you create for yourself, and say with conviction, \'This is who I make myself\'.
Do not give in to hope. Remember that nothing you do has any significance beyond that with which imbue it. Whatever you do, do it for its own sake. When the universe looks on with indifference, laugh, and shout back, \'%^&* You!\'. Rembember that to fight meaninglessness is futile, but fight anyway, in spite of and because of its futility.
The world may be empty of meaning, but it is a blank canvas on which to paint meanings of your own. Live deliberately. You are free.'"
Do not try to \'find yourself\', you must make yourself. Choose what you want to find meaningful and live, create, love, hate, cry, destroy, fight and die for it. Do not let your life and your values and you actions slip easily into any mold, other that that which you create for yourself, and say with conviction, \'This is who I make myself\'.
Do not give in to hope. Remember that nothing you do has any significance beyond that with which imbue it. Whatever you do, do it for its own sake. When the universe looks on with indifference, laugh, and shout back, \'%^&* You!\'. Rembember that to fight meaninglessness is futile, but fight anyway, in spite of and because of its futility.
The world may be empty of meaning, but it is a blank canvas on which to paint meanings of your own. Live deliberately. You are free.'"
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Hacker News | Technical cofounder wanted for disrupting the wedding industry
Hacker News | Technical cofounder wanted for disrupting the wedding industry: "As someone getting married Saturday, I can say that this would be a GREAT idea. The ridiculous amount of money we sank in to invitations really rubbed me the wrong way.
Also, something I noticed when we were going through all of this was the RSVP process is broke. Even if you provide a pre-addressed stamped post card with a checkbox on it, people still don't respond. I thought about some sort of barcode that can read by smart phones, that auto magically directs to a web site (or they can go to it manually). Either way, you get the idea.
Just some thoughts, but I would most definitely look at the RSVP industry too"
Also, something I noticed when we were going through all of this was the RSVP process is broke. Even if you provide a pre-addressed stamped post card with a checkbox on it, people still don't respond. I thought about some sort of barcode that can read by smart phones, that auto magically directs to a web site (or they can go to it manually). Either way, you get the idea.
Just some thoughts, but I would most definitely look at the RSVP industry too"
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Hacker News | Ask HN: I know this isn't reddit, but please review my cannabis-related startup
Hacker News | Ask HN: I know this isn't reddit, but please review my cannabis-related startup: "The basic idea is to aggregate all the ratings and allow you to search and filter by the effect or medical relief that you are looking for. A secondary goal with the site was to make it very work friendly. There is no pot porn or pictures of giant leaves. Definitely not geared towards the stereotypical pot heads, focusing on all the other pot heads in the world that you don't know about."
Monday, July 26, 2010
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Interview: How to Be a Digital Nomad | How's The WiFi
Interview: How to Be a Digital Nomad | How's The WiFi
earth class mail
backup
back pack
intl backpack
Marijuana Consumption, Smoking, Eating, And Drinking
Marijuana Consumption, Smoking, Eating, And Drinking: "Vaporizers
------- The first vaporizers (also called tilt pipes) were introduced in the 1970's. Vaporizers have a heating element built into them, the element heats the marijuana to a lower temperature than a flame would.
At these lower temperatures, the psychoactive ingredients (cannabinoids) are release from the plant material but some of the other harmful chemicals are not. Because of the lower (sub-flammable) temperature, a vapor is released, rather than smoke. See this for more info."
------- The first vaporizers (also called tilt pipes) were introduced in the 1970's. Vaporizers have a heating element built into them, the element heats the marijuana to a lower temperature than a flame would.
At these lower temperatures, the psychoactive ingredients (cannabinoids) are release from the plant material but some of the other harmful chemicals are not. Because of the lower (sub-flammable) temperature, a vapor is released, rather than smoke. See this for more info."
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
For God's sake, follow your dreams - Blog
For God's sake, follow your dreams - Blog: "'The only thing that's keeping you from getting what you want is the story you keep telling yourself about why you can't have it'"
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Hacker News | Ask HN: The Best Books to Keep the Entrepreneurial Mindset?
Hacker News | Ask HN: The Best Books to Keep the Entrepreneurial Mindset?: "Creators & Casualties of the Age of the Internet by Kieran Levis - The chapters on Steve Jobs alone will put some fire in your belly.
Delivering Happiness by Tony Hsieh - reading this now...inspirational."
Delivering Happiness by Tony Hsieh - reading this now...inspirational."
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
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Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Choose the Right Lens for Your First DSLR
Choose the Right Lens for Your First DSLR: "expensive (other than a 50mm) and just too much to carry around. Instead look into getting a really good standard zoom (either 24-70mm f/2.8 or 17-50mm f/2.8) and a really good long telephoto (70-200mm f/4L get"
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
How Businesses are Booming : Innovation :: American Express OPEN Forum
How Businesses are Booming : Innovation :: American Express OPEN Forum: "5 percent over last, thanks in part to striking deals with retailers like Whole Foods and Starbucks. ��She now has national distribution for her California-based firm."
Hacker News | Ask HN: Direct advertising experience?
Hacker News | Ask HN: Direct advertising experience?: "rs love to buy '420' and 'legalize it' type gear.
As someone running that site, don't you have some insight into what your target market likes? Beyond the 'ice cream' level stuff.
Alternatively / complementary, couldn't you sign up for an affiliate program with one of the online glassworks shops? I bet you'd make more money that way than doing adverts for other people.
Your site is so targeted, and with such a well defined user i"
As someone running that site, don't you have some insight into what your target market likes? Beyond the 'ice cream' level stuff.
Alternatively / complementary, couldn't you sign up for an affiliate program with one of the online glassworks shops? I bet you'd make more money that way than doing adverts for other people.
Your site is so targeted, and with such a well defined user i"
Monday, July 12, 2010
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Chip Conley | Profile on TED.com
Chip Conley | Profile on TED.com: "ir Mojo from Maslow, and is at work on two new ones, Emotional Equations and PEAK Leadership. He consults wid"
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Friday, July 9, 2010
Thursday, July 8, 2010
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Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Monday, July 5, 2010
Hacker News | Ask HN: How different would the world be without the U.N.
Hacker News | Ask HN: How different would the world be without the U.N.: "nsavory, unilateral transgressions.
Would the geo-political landscape be much different without the United Nations?
How"
Would the geo-political landscape be much different without the United Nations?
How"
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Making Your Mark On The Web Is Easier Than You Think - Smashing Magazine
Making Your Mark On The Web Is Easier Than You Think - Smashing Magazine: "rror learning, and the biggest hurdle was getting people to understand what we were on about. Over time, companies like Google, Yahoo, Skype, Facebook and Twitter managed to get the geeky Web into the living rooms of regular people and into the headlines of the mainstream press."
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Friday, July 2, 2010
Bugaboo International - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bugaboo International - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Bugaboo International B.V. is a Dutch design company that makes pushchairs for infants and toddlers. Its products are available in 50 countries. Bugaboo International employs 800 people, working at headquarters in Amsterdam, The Netherlands or in one of the offices in the UK, Germany, Sweden, Italy, Spain, USA, France, Australia, and in the assem"
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Hacker News | Ask HN: What streetsmarts have you learnt?
Hacker News | Ask HN: What streetsmarts have you learnt?: "I was listening to a podcast that made me realize how I'm surrounded by book smart people and am mostly book smart myself. I'm sure this describes a lot of people here on HN.
As an aspiring entrepreneur I'm striving to become more street smart and to be able to persuade people, not get screwed over, negotiate well, create and see opportunities, be able to make things happen that other people can't etc etc.
What stories do people have of experiences, lessons, things they have seen or read that they feel have taught them some more street smarts? Would love to hear them.
The irony of looking for books on how to become more street smart is not lost on me btw.
Thanks!"
As an aspiring entrepreneur I'm striving to become more street smart and to be able to persuade people, not get screwed over, negotiate well, create and see opportunities, be able to make things happen that other people can't etc etc.
What stories do people have of experiences, lessons, things they have seen or read that they feel have taught them some more street smarts? Would love to hear them.
The irony of looking for books on how to become more street smart is not lost on me btw.
Thanks!"
Hacker News | Ask HN: What were your naivet�s in your twenties?
Hacker News | Ask HN: What were your naivet�s in your twenties?: "I only beseech your wisdom about what mistakes/naivetes I'll incur in my twenties, oh the elders of the Hacker News, so that when I realize later how right you were after my twenties, I could slap myself silly and say to myself, in the place of your absence, 'see? I told you so!'
Best, noname123"
Best, noname123"
Monday, June 28, 2010
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Friday, June 25, 2010
Meaningful. Modern. Living. - Shopping & Information for the Modern Green Lifestyle.
Meaningful. Modern. Living. - Shopping & Information for the Modern Green Lifestyle. check it out. also the unicef site and the property dev. be more human
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Best Industries to Start and Grow a Business, 2010: Building a Cupcake Empire, Page 2
Best Industries to Start and Grow a Business, 2010: Building a Cupcake Empire, Page 2: "t’s a movement that started in the mid-2000s and hasn't tapered out yet. A former sous-chef of renowned Manhattan restaurant Le Cirque co-opened The Dessert Truck in 2007, revving something of a trend. The Treats Truck, which focuses on simple baked goods, was all the buzz last year, and Limelight Marketplace, the Flatiron District's new luxury shops mall, has an entire wing devoted to bakers. Aside from Ekster's CupcakeStop, it houses Mari's New York, a bite-size brownie shop owned by the former creative director of Balthazar; Wannahavacookie; The Little Candy Cake Co.; and Butterfly Bakeshop."
The Sure Thing.pdf - Powered by Google Docs
The Sure Thing.pdf - Powered by Google Docs
the illusion of entrepreneurship - scott shane
also, biking in atlanta, rentals, etc. look into it.
Monday, May 24, 2010
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Hacker News | Ask HN: What are some good biographies to read?
Hacker News | Ask HN: What are some good biographies to read?: "ly frustrated with a math or programming problem that I can't seem to overcome, I go through some of my favorite passages in there, if only to remind myself how lucky I am to be able to what I love with the support of the people in my life.
Also, I can now safely say that reading The Autobiography of Malcolm X in high school was a key moment in my personal development"
Also, I can now safely say that reading The Autobiography of Malcolm X in high school was a key moment in my personal development"
Spencer Fry — How to Bootstrap
Spencer Fry — How to Bootstrap: "s back to you. I've been caught numerous times nodding and saying 'uh huh' to someone who wouldn't shut up. That's the drawback of this approach, but you'll learn something along the way and figure out soon enough if this is someone that you want to spend time getting to know. Sounds harsh, but someone rambling on about what they do and not caring about you is a strong indicator of a failed potential friendship."
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Gunnar Holmsteinn talks, 6 reasons for bootstrapping before accepting VC money
Gunnar Holmsteinn talks, 6 reasons for bootstrapping before accepting VC money: "ail parties known to man that have free food and drinks
… only hired people we desperately need, and brought them in as shareholders as well
… drunk beer with very smart people, instead of paying for expensive consultants"
… only hired people we desperately need, and brought them in as shareholders as well
… drunk beer with very smart people, instead of paying for expensive consultants"
Monday, May 3, 2010
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Saturday, May 1, 2010
If you code HTML, Zen Coding will change your life
If you code HTML, Zen Coding will change your life: "lf with excitement over here and try to tell you what this thing does, in a nutshell: It expands abbreviations into complete HTML structures (divs, tables, cells, links, lists), and does it in the most freaking intelligent way I have seen in a long time. I'm serious!
For instance, that arcane-looking string of text in the screenshot expan"
For instance, that arcane-looking string of text in the screenshot expan"
About �
About �: "nd innovative is that we set up for-profit businesses and address the need for clean and healthy water at the community level. Our approach combines the best features of existing water treatment models by scaling up proven household water treatment and safe storage (HWTS) technologies to treat enough water for an entire community, which is then sold by local women at an affordable price. Selling the treated water generates revenue to cover future costs of water treatment, while also enabling the women who run the business to earn an income. All of the revenues generated from these water businesses stay in the communities, ensuring community involvement and sustainability."
Profile: China's Literary Bad Boy - TIME
Profile: China's Literary Bad Boy - TIME: "If Han seems flippantly dismissive on the subject of fiction, social and political issues draw a more serious response. Asked whether China will ever have a democratic system of government, Han becomes pensive: 'I can accept the fact that there's no real democracy or multiparty system in this country in the foreseeable future. There are more urgent and realistic issues, such as press and cultural freedom. At least those issues are not hopeless. And I prefer doing things that are not hopeless.'"
Friday, April 30, 2010
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Monday, April 19, 2010
Measuring Measures - blog - 7 Tips for Successful�Self-Learning
Measuring Measures - blog - 7 Tips for Successful�Self-Learning: "bstractions.� If you do not know the abstractions you are reading about that are being composed into new higher level abstractions, then you aren't going to understand the new abstraction.� If you get stuck, the way to get un-stuck is to follow the I'm stuck decision tree below."
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Why So Few Women in Silicon Valley? - NYTimes.com
Why So Few Women in Silicon Valley? - NYTimes.com: "Women own 40 percent of the private businesses in the United States, according to the Center for Women’s Business Research. But they create only 8 percent of the venture-backed tech start-ups, according to Astia, a nonprofit group that advises female entrepreneurs."
Friday, April 16, 2010
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Getting Real: What is Getting Real? (by 37signals)
Getting Real: What is Getting Real? (by 37signals): "Finally, Getting Real is an approach ideally suited to web-based software. The old school model of shipping software in a box and then waiting a year or two to deliver an update is fading away. Unlike installed software, web apps can constantly evolve on a day-to-day basis. Getting Real leverages this advantage for all its worth."
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
Sunday, April 11, 2010
The Psychopath: The Mask of Sanity
The Psychopath: The Mask of Sanity: "THE PSYCHOPATH - The Mask of Sanity"
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Friday, April 9, 2010
How I Did It: Jerry Murrell, Five Guys Burgers and Fries
How I Did It: Jerry Murrell, Five Guys Burgers and Fries: "Anyone can make money in the food business as long as you have a good product, reasonable price, and a clean place. That made sense to me."
How I Did It: Jerry Murrell, Five Guys Burgers and Fries
How I Did It: Jerry Murrell, Five Guys Burgers and Fries: "stomer. Treat that person right, he'll walk out the door and sell for you. From the beginning, I wanted people to know that we put all our money into the food. That's why the d�cor is so simple -- red and white tiles. We don't spend our money on d�cor. Or on guys in chicken suits. But we'll go overboard on food."
Thursday, April 8, 2010
How Visa Predicts Divorce - The Daily Beast
How Visa Predicts Divorce - The Daily Beast: "The mobile social network Loopt or its competitors could conceivably predict with 90 percent accuracy where an individual will be tomorrow"
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
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Sunday, April 4, 2010
The New Rules of Leadership
The New Rules of Leadership: "uilt of dedicated volunteers – and workers can leave anytime they like. He's a firm believer that his employees should have the freedom to work from anywhere they like, and come and go when they like. He doesn't have a vacation policy, s"
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Friday, April 2, 2010
Secrets of the World's Wealthiest People
Secrets of the World's Wealthiest People: "1. Start young.
With few exceptions, the world's wealthiest people got a very early start in their careers. Warren Buffett was buying stocks at age 11, and John Rockefeller got a taste of business as an accountant when he was a teenager. It's rare to find rich people who started late in life.
When paving your own path to riches, remember that the difference in returns between younger and older savers is mind-boggling. Suppose two people start saving $3,000 a year for retirement -- one at age 20, the other at 40. Earning a hypothetical 8% annually, the 20-year-old will have amassed a comfortable $2 million by age 70. The one who started at 40, alas, will have less than $400,000. Ramen noodles, anyone?
2. Define your goals.
The world's wealthiest people knew exactly what they wanted. Gates starte"
With few exceptions, the world's wealthiest people got a very early start in their careers. Warren Buffett was buying stocks at age 11, and John Rockefeller got a taste of business as an accountant when he was a teenager. It's rare to find rich people who started late in life.
When paving your own path to riches, remember that the difference in returns between younger and older savers is mind-boggling. Suppose two people start saving $3,000 a year for retirement -- one at age 20, the other at 40. Earning a hypothetical 8% annually, the 20-year-old will have amassed a comfortable $2 million by age 70. The one who started at 40, alas, will have less than $400,000. Ramen noodles, anyone?
2. Define your goals.
The world's wealthiest people knew exactly what they wanted. Gates starte"
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
How to Not Suck at a Group Presentation
How to Not Suck at a Group Presentation: "because the ability to nail these presentations at key conferences can be once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to influence journalists, business partners, potential employees, customers and VCs.
This was evident at the Twiistup pre-event company pitch last week at UCLA. �Francisco Dao came up with the idea of letting 10 companies that weren’t selected for Twiistup to do a presentation the night before to a group of people and let the audience pick one company to win the final slot at Twiistup. �I was the judge. �It was mostly painful. �I’m not saying the companies were bad – many were not. �But their presentations were not well prepared, not well delivered and lacking in a compelling story that captured the imagination of the audience (or me)."
This was evident at the Twiistup pre-event company pitch last week at UCLA. �Francisco Dao came up with the idea of letting 10 companies that weren’t selected for Twiistup to do a presentation the night before to a group of people and let the audience pick one company to win the final slot at Twiistup. �I was the judge. �It was mostly painful. �I’m not saying the companies were bad – many were not. �But their presentations were not well prepared, not well delivered and lacking in a compelling story that captured the imagination of the audience (or me)."
Monday, March 29, 2010
Grads' Backup Plans: Nuts in Bhutan - BusinessWeek
Grads' Backup Plans: Nuts in Bhutan - BusinessWeek: "I'll be setting up strategies for how we manage the huge task of planting 10 million trees over eight years: everything from making videos with our agricultural team to figuring out and teaching people how to plant a tree to building a huge factory. It's a dream job I didn't know was there. It took two years in business school and this financial crisis for me to be honest with myself and to find out what I wanted to do with my time. The world is in need of—and ready for—a lot more nontraditional careers."
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